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Malaysian palm oil futures closed 0.4% lower at 2,485 ringgit per ton after touching a 19-month high, ending a six-session rally. Traders cited a firmer ringgit and a view that the contract was overbought.
Prices had rallied on expectations of higher biofuel consumption.
A stronger ringgit makes palm oil more expensive for foreign buyers, and overbought conditions can produce short-term pullbacks. The longer-term biofuel-driven support still applies to vegetable oil prices.
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